Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-04-28
LoSaI Exnositions.

The small boy is anxious to so bare
foot.
All kinds of clothing at Ovens &
Braidwood's.
Miss Lizzie NiCgeman visited friends
i'll Port Huron the past week.
Visit the great clearing out sale of
damaged goods at Miss G. Boice's.
jamestown dress goods in all the
spring shades at Ovens IL BraidwOods.
Miss Nettie Russell, of Bay City. is
the guest Of Nj. and Mrs. Braidwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). Gray. of Peck, visited
with j. ID. Grinnell and family the past
week.
Chas. l.. Williams, of Peck. former
attache of this Office WAS IN the village
Oh Tuesday.
Rollins Il IIisey have rebuilt new
smoke house in place of the one burned
in the late fire.
There will be exercises at the public
school next Friday afternoon. All par
ents and friends are cordially invited.
4 pleasant wedding took place last
evening at the Rapley House the par
ticulars of which we will give next
week.
Chas. T.. Roswell has purchased the
undertaking business of John w. STRAIT
ton and now will have full swing in
that line.
r. Snody who has been visiting
Johnny O. Grinnell. and other friends
in this place. has returned to his home
III Forestville.
Just received at c. H. Niggeman's a
large assortment Of tissue paper. wire.
leaves. culOts. sprays, etc, for making
artificial flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Adams. of
Caseville. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Rapley and other friends in this
vicinity at present.
Farmers and others don't fail to read
Anderson Il Cos change Of Of adv. i'll
this issue. 4 careful perusal of the
same will be beneficial.
The Richmond egg wagons have
again resumed their weekly trips to
this place. They have been nicely
painted and look very neat indeed.
Del r. Sutton. of the Richmond Re-
view, has leased his Office and will take
to the road for the Detroit Paper Co.
Del's field will be Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan.
Elder J. II. Patton will preach next
"a, Mt .,'nlnnl- IA, 4
chapel on the "GoodnOsS and severity
of God In the evening at : o'clock,
"Grace and Truth"
Mrs. ). J. Welch who has been in poor
health for some time past left with her
daughter Minnie on Monday for Meta
mora where she will remain week un-
der the care of DIR. Stone.
ID. M. Church. of Peck. has leased the
Railroad House, of l.. Duggan, and
will take possession May LIST. We well
come Uncle Church to our midst and
trust he will come to stay with us.
Lives of great men always remind
us that we are all subject to die" says
an exchange. but never cough yourself
away as long as you can raise twenty
five cents for bottle DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Miss G.. Boice has new adv. in this
issue and she wonld be pleased to have
all the lady readers of the EXPosIToR
read it. After you have read it call
at her store in the Hart Block and
| look over her immense stock.
II. II. Holden and family left for
North Branch this week where they
will reside for the summer. Mr.. Hol-
den has great deal of work to do in
that vicinity. After he has completed
his contracts he will again return to
this place.
We wish to jog the memory Of all IN
terested about those piles of accumulat-
ed winter rubbish and garbage. Clean
up your back yards, and let the spring
winds get in their disinfecting work
1t will save you many an hour of fever
and ague and malaria i'll the hot
days that are to come.
G. S. Kimball. a former Brockway
Centre boy, now of Delaware. Ohio, and
Professor in the Wesleyan University
of that city, was recently honored with
an election to the council by the Re.
pubicans. Prof. Kimball is one of ter
councilmen who control and make laws
for the city. An honorable and respon
sible position, next highest to that OF
the mayor.
I'm July 1884, Jessie G.. Lake of Brock
way had Il warrant issued for the arrest
of John Schram for seduction. Schran
skipped the county and has been living
since at Manistee. where he was arrest
ed by Sheriff Bernatz on Thursday. III,
was arraigned before Justice Blacl
Saturday and bound over for trial. Jas
Ferguson going his bail. lie has beer
visiting among his friends in thes,
parts the past week.
The case against John Ryan of EM
met, charged with aiding Joe Daily I,
escape from the constable, fell through
completely. There was no evidenc,
whatever against Ryan. RYAN was no
! near Daily when he escaped, and il an,
one was to blame, it appears to lrav
been Christopher Brandon in who's
charge Daily had been left. Brandol
swore Daily lit out, and he did not fol
low him as he had no chance of catch
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